Tony Kanaan Retiring From IndyCar After 2023 Indy 500
Kanaan will drive for Arrow McLaren in the 2023 Indy 500.
Kanaan will drive for Arrow McLaren in the 2023 Indy 500.
Legge will drive the No. 44.
The fourth-year IndyCar team has hired 40 new people since 2022, including 2016 Indy 500 winner Alexander Rossi.
Robb will drive the No. 51.
Marcus Armstrong will drive the No. 11 on road courses.
Larson will drive for McLaren.
Canapino joins Callum Ilott full time in IndyCar in 2023.
Indy Autonomous Challenge President Paul Mitchell spoke to the press at the Los Angeles Auto Show regarding the future of IndyCar’s autonomous driving experiment.
Kanaan will make another attempt at winning a second career Indianapolis 500 victory in 2023.
Colton Herta and current primary sponsor Gainbridge will remain with Andretti Autosport until at least 2027